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but I would love to have this watch!

White ... is really hot!

Greetings, Martijn

why would you like

this watch - please tell more...

Andrew

well ..

it was a project of a student... as I understood.

Gr Martijn

i like it too...

never seen it before.
every day is a school day in this forum
stephen

Not 100% sure, but didn't our esteemed

moderator own one of these at one time?

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Classic !

I think I might like it better...

without the tourbillon. The position of it is a bit awkward, and it is a bit too overpowering when you consider the delicate dial, hands and roman numbers. Plain it would be a wonderful and desirable Portuguese type of watch.

Kind regards,
Paul, wearing Portuguese Perpetual Calendar

Kind of....

Mine said "Richard Habring" on the dial, which was the name of the watchmaker. It was a converted IWC pocket watch movement with a tourbillon added, as shown here. Herr Habring was the watchmaker who "invented" IWC's rattrapante mechanism and also developed IWC's Deep One model. He subsequently moved on the Lange and then went out on his own. A very good guy, too.

I suspect the one shown here was an early Habring tourbillon.

Regards,
Michael